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Oneida County Planning and Development Committee approves routine items, extends CUP review 60 days
Summary
At its April 29 meeting the Oneida County Planning and Development Committee approved the agenda and minutes, elected Dan Hess vice chair, extended review on a conditional use permit for 103 Elm Street LLC by 60 days, left Section 9.77 (parking) as written, approved a $344 refund, and scheduled future meetings for May.
The Oneida County Planning and Development Committee handled several routine and procedural items at its April 29, 2026 meeting, approving the agenda and past minutes, electing a vice chair and taking votes on permit timing and ordinance language.
Chair Scott Holewinski called the meeting to order and a motion by Billy Fried, seconded by Bob Almekinder, approved the agenda by unanimous vote. Members then approved the April 15 meeting minutes on a motion by Billy Fried, second by Bob Almekinder.
Nominations were made for Dan Hess as vice chair; the committee recorded unanimous support for the nomination. On a separate land-use matter the committee reviewed a Conditional Use Permit application for property described as 103 Elm Street LLC (Lot 1, CSM 3587; part of the SW SE, Section 2, T39N, R6E; PIN WR-18; Town of Woodruff). Karl Jennrich discussed details and a motion by Dan Hess, second by Bob Almekinder, extended the review time for that application by sixty (60) days; the motion carried with all members voting Aye.
The committee reviewed Section 9.77 (Off-Street Parking and Loading Space) after staff read responses from five towns to a staff memo. Motion by Billy Fried, second by Dan Hess, to leave Section 9.77 as written carried unanimously. A refund request for $344.00 was approved on a motion by Dan Hess, second by Bob Almekinder. The committee set future meeting dates for May 13 and May 27, 2026, and adjourned at 1:39 p.m.
The transcript does not include the text of the Conditional Use Permit application or the town responses beyond the fact they were read into the record; for those details the committee file is referenced in the minutes.
